So the Duck Town editor tally has remained the same for over a week:
The graphic novel was sent to 14 editors.
Four editors have passed on the project. Ten editors have yet to respond.
I am not sure what to make of the quiet. In the past, when my agent submitted my picture book manuscripts, most of the responses arrived within two to three weeks. Perhaps in this case the slow responses are due to the length of Duck Town? It might be as simple as that. Longer works have a longer response time.
There could also be a more negative reason: the editors do not respond well to the art and/or story, and so they don't even want to bother with a rejection letter. Or, there could be a more positive reason: The graphic novel has won the editor's heart, and now she's showing it to her marketing team, and art directors, and publishers -- and they are trying to decide how many zeroes to put on my first advance.
I can dream, can't I?
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